Waking the Beast
Awakening Pride Book 1
By Lacey Thorn
The legend of the Paka Watu...
Ever since she was a young girl, Abby Lane can’t resist the
allure of a cat shifter tribe forced to repress their beasts. On a trip to
Africa, she discovers a coveted piece of information—the name the pride leader
assumed when he left his home—and she traces his lineage to his descendant.
The sleeping lion...
Utah Pearce can't keep his gaze off the woman who slips into
the bar every night. Though not his usual type, she brings out the possessive
instinct in him, making him battle with himself as he tries to stay away.
Mine...
Abby’s research never prepared her for the reality in front
of her. The beast is waking, and Utah is changing in ways both exciting and
terrifying. He is possessive and dominant, and when he finally claims her,
neither of them will ever be the same.
Excerpt:
“We need to talk, Abby.”
She nodded her head and put her hand up in a poor attempt to
disguise a jaw-shattering yawn.
He twisted his neck, working the kinks out as best he could.
“Maybe we need sleep first,” he admitted.
Her gaze fell to the bed then moved to the table as she
began gathering up the trash. “About that…”
“About what?” he prompted when her voice tapered off.
She threw the trash away and turned to face him, picking up
the towel she’d used on her hair and moving to cross the room. “The bed.”
He stepped in front of her, blocking her way. “What about
the bed?”
“There’s only one.”
“The motel doesn’t have any double rooms.” At least as far
as he was concerned. He hadn’t asked.
She narrowed her eyes at him as if preparing to call him a
liar. He just crossed his arms over his chest and stared down at her.
“I’m not comfortable sleeping with you.” Her voice was soft,
and his gut clenched at the lost look in her eyes, at the hunger he could see,
as well as smell. She wanted him.
He moved in, running his hands up her arms to bury in her
hair. Her eyes widened, but she didn’t do anything to stop him when he lowered
his head and took her mouth with his. He pressed his lips to hers, licked over
her bottom lip and nipped it softly with his teeth in an effort to get her to
open up for him.
When she didn’t comply, he worked his mouth along her jaw to
her earlobe. His tongue flicked the lobe before he nipped it with his teeth,
and Abby gasped. He pulled back his gaze latching onto the parted curves before
he dove and took, his tongue surging past her lips and teeth to find hers and
wrapping around it.
She was up on her toes, reaching her arms toward his shoulders
and all but climbing him as he bent to cup her ass and lift her into him. Her
legs were around his waist, and he had her turned and pressed against the wall
without pulling from the warmth of her kiss. She jerked back from his mouth,
her head leaning back, exposing the slender column of her neck. He sank to it,
grazing her flesh with his teeth and stroking his tongue out to taste her.
He ached. His cock. His teeth. His heart. And it was all for
her.
“Tah.” His name was a gasp from her lips.
He groaned and moved his mouth back up toward hers.
“Tah.” She turned her head, denying him. Denying them both.
“Abby.” He moaned her name, flexing his hips and pressing
into her where her legs wrapped around his waist. He felt her shudder, smelled
the heat of her desire.
“Tah. Put me down please.”
His eyes snapped to hers, and he saw the denial there.
“You want me.” It was a statement, not a question, and she
didn’t deny it.
“Not like this,” she said softly.
He slowly eased back from her, helping her as she unwrapped
her legs and braced along the wall as if needing the support to find her own
footing.
“Like this?” he questioned. He wanted to roar with rage at
the loss of her. He needed her. Couldn’t she see how much he needed her?
“I may not be the most beautiful woman you’ve ever taken in
your arms, but I’m most likely the smartest. And I know.”
It just pissed him off that she discounted herself that
easily. She was the most beautiful, in all the ways that mattered. He’d just
been too scared to admit it.
“You know what?” he asked when she shook her head and
stepped away from the wall, tugging the robe closer together.
He thought she wouldn’t answer him as she scooped up the wet
towel and stepped into the bathroom with it. But she faced him when she walked
out. He could see the sadness in her eyes, and it nearly destroyed him.
“That I’m worth more than one quick night in a cheap motel,”
she whispered, moving to the side of the bed and tugging back the covers. “I’ll
give you the side closest to the door. The water’s hot if you want a shower.”
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Bewitched for Pleasure
Pleasures Book 10
by Lacey Thorn
Brenna has always been a little on the shy side, or maybe
she just feels overshadowed by her more outgoing best friend. Either way,
enough is enough. This Halloween, she’s going to have some fun with one of the
three hunks she’s had a crush on forever. The only question is—which one might
be interested in her?
Scott, Travis and Kyle have been the best of friends most of
their lives. None of them really planned on coming back to their hometown or finding
little Brenna all grown up and sexy as hell. They all want her, and no one is
willing to walk away.
A full moon, candlelight and the casting of a spell will
make this Halloween one none of them will ever forget.
Excerpt:
Brenna stepped out of the shower a few hours later and dried
off. Chel hadn’t stayed long after their spell casting on the patio. Chuck had
texted—something naughty if Chel’s face had been any indication—and she’d taken
off. So Brenna had finished the dregs of the wine and decided on a shower. She
toweled dry her hair as best she could then left the long, blonde tresses to
air dry the rest of the way.
She grabbed one of her short, silk robes from the hook on
the back of her bathroom door and headed out to the living room. She might open
another bottle of wine or just sit and see what movie she could find on the
television tonight. She was just settling down when she thought she heard a
sound on the patio.
“Fuck,” she mumbled, remembering she and Chel had forgotten
to clean up the stuff out there. She might have a drunken raccoon or something
if they’d gotten into the wine left in the cup outside.
She peered out the glass door but didn’t see anything to
cause alarm. She unlocked it then slid it open, stepping outside before she realized
what clicked in her mind. The candles were burning. She was positive she and
Chel had blown out all three. Now, they were burning. Had Chel relit them to
mess with Brenna for her disbelief in this whole spell thing? She wouldn’t put
it past her best friend.
Something tickled the back of her mind, and she recalled a
brief moment earlier when she’d thought she’d seen the flame still burning
after she and Chel had gone inside. They’d blown them out. Brenna would swear
to it. Chel must have snuck back out when she left and relit them for some
reason.
Feeling satisfied with that answer, she reached for the red
candle, intending to blow it out again and clean the table, when the heavens
opened up, and rain drenched her to the skin in seconds. Brenna looked down at
the robe plastered to her body and felt the sodden ropes of hair plastered to
her skull worse than when she’d been in the shower. There was nothing to do but
throw her head back and laugh.
She opened her arms wide and just let the rain wash over her.
She stepped off the patio into the cool, slick grass and turned in a slow
circle. It was actually pretty warm for October, and the water felt good on her
skin. The combination of the rain and the slight breeze felt like a lover’s
caress over her body. Her nipples swelled and tingled, and her pussy ached with
the need to be filled.
This was what she loved about living so far out in the
country with only one way into her property. Privacy. She opened the belt on
her robe and slid the silk panels wide before sliding it off her shoulders to
land at her feet. She stood naked under the full moon with the water glistening
on her skin. And just that quickly, the rain ceased. She blinked wet lashes up
at the sky and laughed again as the breeze picked up and seemed to swirl around
her. What the hell had been in that wine Chel had bought?
“Jesus Christ.”
Brenna spun around as Scott’s voice echoed through the air
and found herself facing the three men who’d filled her thoughts far more often
than they should.
“I… What… Are you really here?” she asked.
“We’d have been here sooner if we knew you liked to dance
naked in the night,” Kyle said.
“I’m feeling way overdressed,” Travis added and shrugged off
his leather jacket.
Brenna looked at them for a moment then shook her head and
laughed again. “Fuck that wine is some good stuff. I’m not just chanting spells
about you three coming here and having sex with me. Now, I’m hallucinating,
too.”
She bent over and retrieved her robe from the ground.
Masculine groans filled the air, making her giggle at how realistic it was. She
straightened and glanced at them again. They hadn’t moved, not an inch. That’s
how she knew they were part of her imagination. If they’d come across her
naked, they would have turned their backs like the gentlemen they always were
around her. Or they would have fled in the other direction, giving her privacy.
These three just stood, watching.
She stepped onto the patio and blinked as she caught sight
of the candle flames still burning. Her gaze flicked over her body. She didn’t
look wet. She didn’t feel soaked, and her robe was merely damp as if from the
moisture left after her shower. Had the rain been an illusion, as well? She
shook her head, bent to blow out the candles again and walked inside, sliding
shut the door and locking it once more. Coffee. Maybe she should be making
coffee.
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The Liger’s Mark
Awakening Pride Book Six
By Lacey Thorn
The Avenging Angel…
Gabriel is the man his people need, an avenging angel who
brings death to those who torture and massacre shifters. He never planned to
take a mate, but once he does, it takes everything he has to walk away. She
wears his mark, but for now, that’s all he can give.
A Woman Alone…
Abandoned at birth then shuffled between foster homes,
Kenzie knows what it means to be unwanted. Even adoption didn’t make her feel
loved when she was booted out at eighteen. She’d expected her mate’s mark would
give her a place to belong…and someone to whom she’d belong. It didn’t. She was
marked, mated then discarded.
Mine…
The mark awakens things long dormant inside Kenzie and sends
her on a journey for answers. She won’t stop until she learns the truth, even
if it tears her world apart. She’ll find the ones who left her to stand alone
when they should have loved her. She’ll start with her mate.
Excerpt:
The door flew open, and she blinked as she took in the huge
liger that padded inside. His mouth opened, teeth flashing as another roar
sounded, and the power of it shot straight to her womb. Adrenaline surged
through her, and she fought to push her claws out, to free herself.
The scuffle stopped, and both men faced the liger, but they
were no match. It was over far too quickly, leaving only corpses on the wooden
floor. The liger turned his head toward her, mouth opening, but it wasn’t a
roar this time. It was a purr—one she was more than willing to return.
“Release me,” she demanded, but it came out softly, her
voice thick with desire.
The liger inhaled, its aqua gaze glowing. She closed her
eyes briefly, squeezing her thighs together as lust struck like an electric
jolt straight to her clit. She forced herself to look and found a man before
her, bigger and more beautiful than she’d ever imagined. She knew he was hers.
Finally, she’d found the one person who would never leave her. Something inside
her held back the claim she wanted to make. She felt it, like a flutter of her
senses, as if the animal she could never reach was beating against a locked
door.
“Your name?” she asked, needing it as if it were a lifeline.
“Gabriel.”
Gabriel. It sank deep into her soul, filling places that had
been empty for too long.
“My hands,” she said, tugging at her tied wrists until his
gaze moved there.
He shredded her bonds easily and before he could pull back
she was on him, arms wrapped around him, biting down on his chest, attempting
to claim him in a way he couldn’t deny. God help her, some part of her sensed
he might try to deny her.
He gritted his teeth, holding back the growl his chest
rumbled with as she sucked his skin into her mouth, frustrated with her
inability to leave her mark and claim him as any other shifter would.
“You can’t be mine,” he stated, voice rough and deep, but
his hands held her close.
“Mine,” she countered, reaching for his hair and pulling his
head down for her kiss.
She meshed their lips, pressing and fighting for him to let
her inside. Why was he denying her? Denying them? She nipped hard, biting his
lip forcefully enough to make him groan, and still he refused to open. She ran
her hand down his torso and wrapped her fingers around his rock hard cock. He
might be fighting the mating, but his body was primed and ready for her.
He groaned louder as she stroked him, mouth finally falling
open, and she flicked her tongue inside. He stiffened against her, his whole
body tensing until she feared he might break. Then it was as if his control
snapped. She found her back pressed to the mattress once more, but this time
her mate was over her, moving between her thighs. His cock nudged her slick
folds, lodging at her opening and with a growl, he plunged deep.
“Damn you,” he said with a harsh grunt as she panted and
clung to his broad shoulders.
This was what she wanted, what she’d prayed a lifetime to
find. Her mate. She wrapped her legs around his waist, holding him against her
as he thrust. He had one hand cupped at her hip while the elbow of his other
arm rested by her head. His fingers gripped her hair as he rode her. His head
was tilted back, lips wide, as if even in taking her he fought against her. Why
was he holding back?
“Mine,” she said again and let her teeth find the reddened
mark she’d left on him. She sucked at the skin again, and he jerked in
response. She bit down, frustrated with her inability to pierce his skin like
she craved to.
Another rumble sounded from his chest, and he tugged her
hair until her neck was arched toward him. His lips whispered along her flesh,
a light caress that had her begging for more.
“Please,” she sighed. Wanting this. Needing this.
“He cut you.” The rumble was dark, erotic, and had her
channel clenching around his pistoning cock.
“Do it,” she ordered, though it came out sounding more like
begging even to her.
His tongue licked over the wound, tasting her, and she swore
fire leaped inside her at the slick caress of his tongue over the spot the
knife had scraped. She arched into him, pressing her neck more firmly against
his mouth.
“Do it,” she ordered again.
A fiery ache ripped through her womb again, and she finally
realized what was happening. The shot. Her body was starting to respond to the
shot the Professor had given her. Though it would still be a few days before
she went into full heat, she felt the changes the shot was forcing in her body.
She undulated, using the grip of her arms and legs to curl up into him. Then
she did something she swore she’d never do for any man. She softened, relaxing
her neck and whimpering her need to him, submitting to anything he wanted. As
if he’d only been waiting for that, he struck, canines sinking deep just where
she longed for them.
Her back hit the mattress as he took them both back down,
teeth holding her tight as his cock owned her pussy with every hard thrust of
his hips. Her whimpers turned to cries of pleasure as her body was flung
impossibly high. She felt it, a merging of so much more than their orgasms.
Lights flashed in her head and pain resonated, making her cry out. She felt
something, a shift inside her and clung to consciousness as he whispered
against her skin.
“I can’t have you. Damn you! My life isn’t my own.”
She wanted to claim him. Mine resonated in
her mind, in her heart, but blackness pulled her under before her lips could
form the word.
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Beautiful Dreamer by Lacey Thorn
(Previously released as part of the Seduction at Midnight
Boxed Set and book 0.5 in the Knight’s Watch Series)
Two weeks ago, Chase Riley and her best friend were
kidnapped, severely beaten and left for dead. Chase was the lone survivor but
has been in a coma since she was found. The police, led by her ex-boyfriend,
Detective Phillip Wade, still have no idea what happened.
When Phillip gets the call that his sleeping beauty is
finally awake, he rushes to her side. There’s just one little problem. Chase
doesn’t recall that fateful night, and doctors aren’t certain if she’ll ever
remember. The woman before him is nothing like the laughing jokester Phillip
once fell for. This woman is quiet, cautious and afraid.
Lines are crossed from the first moment he holds her in his
arms and promises everything will be okay. She doesn’t remember their friendly
breakup over his inflexible schedule or her uncertainty about marriage and the
stress and pressure of being a cop’s wife.
He’s not the only one watching and waiting to see if she’ll
remember. There’s someone else with plans to make sure Chase goes back to sleep—permanently.
Excerpt:
Chase spent a restless night in the hospital. Whenever she
fell asleep, something always woke her. Sometimes, it was the nurse Phillip had
called LaTisha. Other times, it was something else, something she couldn’t
place. She’d wake with her heart pounding, hands clenched in the sheets,
panting for breath. Each time, Phillip had been there, hovering, trying to make
sure she was okay. Something was off about that, too. He was reserved with her,
and that scared the hell out of her. Plus, she still didn’t know why she was in
the hospital. She’d been ready to demand answers when she’d gotten back from
the battery of tests, but as soon as she’d returned to her room and the bed,
she’d fallen asleep.
She was incredibly weak. Amazing what lying in a bed
sleeping for two weeks did to the body. She was still reeling from the
information she’d managed to pull out of Phillip. She’d been in the hospital
for weeks in what her doctor called a self-induced coma.
Her nerves were frayed from a morning filled with more
tests, and she knew it wouldn’t take much to set her off. Then there was the
surprise sitting outside her hospital room door. When the day nurse finally
left the room, Chase was done with the interruptions and ready for answers.
“What’s going on?” she demanded as soon as she and Phillip
were alone. “I have retrograde amnesia, but I’m not supposed to worry? How?
Why? What the hell happened to me? Because I got a good look in the mirror
earlier, and I know I didn’t suddenly take up boxing. Why is there a cop in the
hallway? Where is Jocelyn? Why haven’t you called her? If she knew I was awake,
she’d already be here.”
Phillip sighed wearily and hung his head, hands dangling
between his knees where he sat. It killed her to see him so uncertain, to have
him treat her with kid gloves as if she were fragile.
“You’re scaring me,” she whispered when he remained silent.
Finally, he looked up. For a moment, she swore she saw a flash of fear in his
eyes, but she shook it off. That couldn’t be true. Nothing scared Phillip.
“Tell me. Please. I need to know.” She groaned in frustration. “What am I not
remembering?”
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Author Bio:
Lacey Thorn is a National Bestselling Author of over fifty erotic romances, including the award winning Awakening Pride Series. She has a passion for romance and demands stories that end happily. As a single mom to two teens and one pre-teen, she knows exactly how easy it is to be pulled in multiple directions, always on the go. There’s nothing better to relax with than a glass of wine, a hot tub of bubbles, and a great book. So sit back, relax, and let her take you on an adventure destined to help you unlace and leave the rest of the world behind.
Name: Lacey Thorn
Where you are from: Indiana
Writing Genre: Romance
Tell us about yourself (official
bio) Lacey Thorn is a National
Bestselling Author of over fifty erotic romances, including the award winning
Awakening Pride Series. She has a passion for romance and demands stories that
end happily. As a single mom to two teens and one preteen, she knows exactly
how easy it is to be pulled in multiple directions, always on the go. There’s
nothing better to relax with than a glass of wine, a hot tub of bubbles, and a
great book. So sit back, relax, and let her take you on an adventure destined
to help you unlace and leave the rest of the world behind.
Unofficial: I love to
write. It’s a passionate need I can’t ignore. I love to read and have bookshelves
overflowing as well as a huge tbr pile on my Kindle! I have three kids who are
my whole world.
Your latest work in progress Currently working on two projects: His to Bear, the first book in The
Holloways and Chasing Sin, the second book in the Knight’s Watch
When did you begin writing and why? I started writing in 2006. It was something I’d been wanting to try for
a long time. I turned my love of “B” genre horror movies into the book His Bare Obsession. It was my first
attempt at writing.
What inspires you to write? Everything, absolutely everything.
Are any of your books based on something personal that has
happened in your life? Yes, there are
snippets of my life in many of the books I’ve written.
Who are some of your favorite authors? Lori
Foster, Anna Zaires, Brynn Paulin, Jory Strong, Lora Leigh, JR Ward, Karen
Marie Moning, Julie Garwood, Karen Robards, Linda Howard, and too many more to
name them all. I LOVE to read!
Favorite book? Changes depending on my mood. Currently,
it’s Mercury’s War by Lora Leigh
Would you change anything that has happened to you? Hell,
yes! I know that’s not the politically correct answer, lol. Still, there are
several events in my life I would love to go back and change. Hindsight and all
that, lol.
Can you share some of your WIP? Sure!
Here’s an excerpt from His to Bear, The
Holloways Book One
Copyright @ 2015,
Lacey Thorn
Jaeda hit the tree
line at a full run, ignoring the increasing cramps in her sides and legs.
Safety was her only concern, and she knew her best chances lay in getting to
the Holloways before the hunters caught up with her. She knew all about the
Holloway brothers and both feared and admired them. She only hoped she wouldn’t
be trading one danger for another.
Uncle Emmett was dead.
She shook the thought
away, focusing on reaching her destination and the help she hoped to find
there. She was close, so damn close she could taste it. A shout behind her gave
her a much needed burst of speed and a gentle reminder that she wasn’t there
yet.
She’d been awake for
close to forty-eight hours, and exhaustion was taking a toll. The hunting party
never should have picked up her trail. She’d waited, hidden beneath their very
feet while they searched for her. Then she’d stolen away in the night. Somehow,
they’d known where she would head and had done their best to block every route
to the Holloway land.
She’d hoped to lose
the group following her by cutting through the National Park, but they’d proved
tenacious. Instead, they’d taken out her back tires, almost making her flip the
damn vehicle before she’d regained control. She’d had to ditch the Jeep and go
the rest of the way on foot.
They’d hit her with a
dart as she’d taken off. Fear had clawed at her until she’d realized it wasn’t
to knock her out. It only prevented her from shifting as she’d intended. That’s
when it hit her. They were playing with her. They didn’t see her as a threat.
She wasn’t sure if it was because she was female or because they didn’t know
what she was. Was it possible even the hunters didn’t realize she existed?
Uncle Emmett had kept
her secluded, stating over and over again it was the only way to protect her.
It wasn’t just the groups of hunters she had to fear. The males of her species
would pursue her just as voraciously if they knew she existed. Her uncle had
made her promise to head to the Holloways if anything ever happened to him.
They were a family that would be able to protect her. They’d keep her, and most
likely, press her to mate with one of them. Still, they were the lesser of two
evils at the moment.
Her throat burned
almost as badly as her legs, but still, she kept going, jumping fallen trees
and jagged rocks as she closed in on her destination. Five miles more, maybe
less. If memory served, there would be a brief clearing she’d need to cross.
She’d be the perfect target then. Nothing to hide behind save some tall grass
that would offer little in the way of protection.
She was a few feet
away when the sharp crack of a rifle filled the air. Jaeda gave a startled yelp
as she waited for the burn of a bullet to pierce through the aches and pains
already holding her hostage. Instead, a grunt sounded behind her. Her mind
worked as her feet flew. Someone was shooting at the hunters pursuing her. It
had to be the Holloways.
Three more cracks of
gunfire filled the air as she hit the clearing. She was almost to the trees
when a dart struck high on her shoulder. This one was laced with a drug to
knock her out. She stumbled then she saw him. He stood just in front of her.
His feet were spread wide, hooded gaze glued to her. Not bear. Not Holloway.
Still a connection forged between them as she launched herself at him.
She noticed the
surprise in his clear blue eyes seconds before he caught her, looping one arm
beneath her knees and lifting her high against his chest. She wanted to feel
his hair, and she forced her heavy limb to reach out to touch it. It was just
as soft as she’d imagined it would be. So deep and dark, it reminded her of the
fur of her bear.
“She’s been hit.”
The loud voice was
followed by lancing fire as the dart was pulled from her skin. She forced her
gaze away from the one holding her and took in the man beside them. He had red
hair and fierce green eyes. Shifter, but not bear. She saw kindness there, and
she wasn’t afraid. Not until the giant stepped from behind him. It was easy to
see the grizzly in the human’s skin. The third man was a Holloway. With one
deep inhale, she knew he understood what she was. A shiver racked her as she
fought to hold onto consciousness as his face showed disbelief. He stepped
toward them.
She flicked her gaze
back to her savior. “Help me,” she whispered, desperate to make him understand
and agree.
“I’ve got you,” he
said, dipping his head so he could speak closer to her ear. “You’re safe now.”
She tried to shake
her head, but nothing cooperated. It was just a matter of time before she
passed out.
“Don’t let them take
me,” she begged.
“I won’t.” His voice
was deep, husky and sent shivers of desire skating along her skin. “The hunters
won’t get you. I promise.”
She managed to give
her head a jerk.
“What?” He bent
closer, lifting her so her lips brushed his ear.
“Don’t let them take
me,” she said again. “Holloways.”
He pulled back,
confusion in his eyes.
“They won’t hurt
you,” he vowed.
“You,” she whispered,
eyes drooping.
“What are you trying
to say?” he asked quietly.
“Give her to me,
Holt.” It was the Holloway, stepping to them and reaching to take her.
Jaeda gave a soft
cry, more of a whimper, as she tried to curl into Holt’s chest. Holt. She liked
his name.
“I’ve got her, Koby,”
Holt stated, turning away and heading into the trees.
“You don’t
understand,” Koby Holloway argued.
“Holt,” she forced
out his name. His gaze dropped once more to hers. “Protect me.”
She didn’t catch his
reply, only felt the strength in his arms as he held her. His scent offered her
a sense of security she didn’t question. She felt the truth in the animal
inside her. This man, Holt, was hers. She had no doubt he would protect her as
fiercely as she would him.
What’s the hardest part of writing? Finding the perfect beginning. Once the story starts flowing, I’m good.
Do you have any advice for other authors? Write. Don’t think about it. Don’t plan it.
Just put your butt in the seat and do it. Another word of advice is to keep
writing, don’t go back and edit until the story is finished. Otherwise, you’ll
be editing constantly and not writing, lol. So sit and write.
Do you have any other hobbies? I’m a former fitness instructor who has gone to hell, lol. I still love
to workout but don’t get to the gym as often as I should (and it shows). I love
movies, especially horror movies. I love to travel and prefer road trips to
flying.
Favorite TV show and song? This also changes, lol. Current show would be The Walking Dead, though
it’s off until October. Favorite song? Depends on my mood. I listen to anything
and everything. At the moment I’m more into One Republic and Imagine Dragons.
When I run though, I usually listen to Eminem.
Fast Fire Round Pick One:
Dildo or vibrator? Dildo
Inside or Outside? Outside
Hard or Rough? Hard
Beard or No Beard?
Beard
Long Hair or Short? Shoulder
length (not sure if that would be considered long or short here)
Sour or Sweet? Salty
Top or Bottom? Bottom
Missionary or Doggiestyle? Doggie
Tall or Short? Tall
Ice Cream or Candy? Candy
Love your books Lacey. Learned some new things about you
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